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Visiting a battleship
The Boy Scouts from Troop 84 and the Cub Scouts from Pack 84 visited the Battleship New Jersey, camping onboard during their recent weekend visit. The Scouts participated in a flag ceremony, toured the battleship and went on the flight simulators while learning what it is like to be in the Navy. They were able to watch fireworks from the ship’s deck, too. Troop 84 and Pack 84 are chartered by …

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• Day Camp celebrates Scoutingâs birthday
When it comes to celebrating 100 years of Scouting, Rowan County knows how to do it right. The Boy Scouts of Americaâs annual Cub Scout Day Camp was in full swing June 14-18, with tons of fun activities in celebration of Scoutingâs centennial birthda …

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Camping with the Cubs
MARSHALL – The annual Cub Scout Day Camp gave a nod to the founding fathers of the order over the weekend at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church.

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Scouts honor fallen heroes with flags
Scouts from Cub Pack 240 worked with Boy Scout Troop 512 to replace or install over 550 flags for deceased veterans at Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetary during Memorial Day weekend. Pictured are Jacob Booth, Matt Carango, Colin Booth and Nicholas Meloni.

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Packing into the park
Cub Scout volunteer Lisa Ross helps Rhoan Ell of Pack 708 cast his line Thursday at Stephens Lake Park. More than 300 Cub Scouts from 26 packs are attending a three-day Boonslick Cub Scout day camp that began Wednesday at the park.

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Boy Scouts, Cubs commemorate 100 year anniversary of scouting
On Saturday, June 5 members of the Scappoose Cub Scout Pack 294 and Boy Scout Troop 294, celebrated the 100-year anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America the best way they know how – working outside. The groups met in Miller Park to plant a white oak tree, donated by Means Nursery, in honor …

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Local fourth-grader awarded for his religious obligation and his commitment to Cub Scouts
TORRINGTON — A student at St. Peter/St. Francis School received a statewide award in May for his religious obligation and his commitment to Cub Scouts.

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Boy Scouts, Cubs commemorate 100 year anniversary of scouting
On Saturday, June 5 members of the Scappoose Cub Scout Pack 294 and Boy Scout Troop 294, celebrated the 100-year anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America the best way they know how – working outside. The groups met in Miller Park to plant a white oak tree, donated by Means Nursery, in honor …

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Scouts serve community: Cubs learn conservation through Scouting
Yuma Cub Scout Troop 8051 has learned to think globally, but act locally through their effort to attain the Boy Scouts of America World Conservation Award.

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The Cubs never really wanted  pitcher Rich Harden back, even at a lower, incentive-laden deal.

Harden and the Texas Rangers allegedly  have accorded on a one-year deal worth $7.5 million with an option for 2011 worth $11.5 million. The Cubs didn’t offer Harden pay arbitration after he earned $7 million this year, so they will not get draft-pick compensation.

Evidently, there was plenty of concern about Harden’s troublesome right shoulder for the Cubs not to bring him back.

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Feeling a draft: It’s conceivable the Cubs will be active in Thursday’s Rule 5 draft. Last year, they took pitcher David Patton, who wasn’t much of a factor. The Cubs can send Patton to the minor leagues next season.

“We had a meeting this morning,” Jim Hendry said. “Our scouts did a real good job. We’re going to meet late tonight or early tomorrow. My gut feeling is that we have a few people that we would consider. We won’t draft somebody just to draft someone, but if we feel like we have someone who has a realistic chance, then we would certainly consider it.”

“Gary adds to his long list of national accolades, well deserved,” Hendry said. “He’s a special guy. A lot of people in baseball, we love the game. He takes it to a level of he loves all the people in the game, the good ones. He’s spent his life helping people get better, on and off the field. That’s Gary Hughes.”